16 Apr 1948
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Newspaper
Wodonga And Towong Sentinel
Location
Wodonga, Victoria, Australia
Date
Apr 16, 1948
Page
1
An aged reflective piece traces how Australian art evolved through key figures including Tom Roberts Streeton and Lambert. It notes how their work redirected the course of the nation’s art, the influence of Tam Roberta and other early figures, and the spread of a new creed in Melbourne after a voyage to England and Dorchester.
A fragmentary notice describes Joven, an Abrian pianist known as the Queen of Planists, suing over a dispute tied to a performance in London. It notes Bertone Y and Joyce as figures, mentions The Seventh Veil and Ann Ti, and references a West Australian move and public subscription abroad. The piece hints at a prolific early life and ongoing legal action surrounding her career.
The article discusses the Constitution Alteration (Rents and Prices) Act 147 and the stance of the Minister for Labour on whether Commonwealth or State governments should manage rent and price controls. It highlights opinions from Mr Holloway on the practicality of broad price controls and notes persistent variations between States under different regulatory regimes.
An essay explores the nature of friendship as mutual giving and service, contrasting self serving motives with helpfulness. It likens ideal friendship to walking with Christ, citing Jesus as the supreme example of love and sacrifice. True happiness comes from the quality of friends, not their number. -Bén Jonon
A government minister stated on Monday that the main portion of the fruit remaining in the suspected area will be destroyed to eradicate the fruit fly. Growers affected may now claim compensation for fruit destroyed under the new measures and payments are expected to be available.
The passage argues state governments resist Canberra entry and rent control, claiming state control is efficient and wartime price dynamics show rent control staying with the states. It critiques fear of federal overreach and notes socialist influence and economic policy tensions of the era.
Fragmented remarks discuss consumer apathy and the impact of price and supply on markets. Analysts note that traders face rising costs, wage pressures, and scarce commodities. The piece critiques perceived greed and stresses honesty as prices rise and markets strain under demand.
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